Tamar AI's TapNow Brings AI-Native Filmmaking to Venice, Unveils Streamer Glanze

Tamar AI is making its case at Venice's Production Bridge this year, showcasing TapNow — its AI-native creative operating system — alongside projects produced through its 10,000 Parallel Universes global IP incubation program, co-backed by HappyHorse. The company also unveiled Glanze, a new streaming platform. TapNow bundles multimodal AI, intelligent agents, and production workflows into a single environment, and the company reports more than 3 million daily users across 150 countries.

The 10,000 Parallel Universes program drew over 2,000 submissions in its first season and offered a prize pool exceeding $500,000, with selected teams receiving computing support and in some cases funding — without Tamar AI taking copyright in return. A standout project, the sci-fi series "Primordia," was built almost entirely by a two-person team using TapNow's tools, illustrating the company's broader pitch that AI production infrastructure can give independent creators access to storytelling at a scale that previously required full crews and large budgets.